Comments on: Episode 206 – Mysterious Universe

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By: bluealien

bluealien — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 15:34:52 +0000

I think that Aaron is right that disclosure will be too much for society particuarly the idea that there would be sentient beings we know nothing about and that is pretty scary to alot of people.

However it should be said that the idea of disclosure is a little like the second coming, people put alot of undue emphasis on something that could be just part of our imagination. (sorry christians)

My thoughts are, that governments may know of extraterrestrial craft and so forth, but the events happen so rarley and offer so little information its just not worth coming out to the public about.

The nations of our planet..hardly get along let along pass top secret information on to each other so even if something significant did happen, we may never know about because the government of that set country' just ignored it.

I don't think there is any real conspiracy going on, just not enough information to qualify something like disclosure.

By: rick

rick — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 11:44:20 +0000

Extremely entertaining on all accounts. I really dig the music you guys find to use on your podcasts. One that stuck out for me was the track by Film Noir World (on Per Capita Records)… awesome electronic material. Thank you for another cool show!!! I put their link below.

By: Bright Garlick

Bright Garlick — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 03:47:00 +0000

Aaron I couldn't agree more with your views on Disclosure – I think the boys in men In Black say it better than anyone – “humans are dumb panicky animals”. As to the lady who was cured of leukemia by aliens – I have a similar story to tell of my own down the track down the track. Great show guys – keep up the great team work – the dialgue approach works reallly well !

By: shadowisp

shadowisp — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 15:06:58 +0000

If you can find out where you read that brain operating out of time article i'd be super interested to check it out, its a cool concept. I don't buy into pre-destination at all, i think time is somthing we cant possibly comprehend, so while all our decisions may already exist in a timeline, they havent heppened yet, so we still control our actions, or something. yeah.

By: Nicole

Nicole — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 02:03:34 +0000

Officially the BEST podcast in the Universe … I downloaded a Twitter app to my iPhone just so I know exactly when the next episode is released — my boss at work knows not to ask why I compulsively check my phone every five minutes on Wednesdays. Keep up the great work. S02E06 was more lighthearted than the previous eps – glad to see you guys enjoy making MU, 'cause we enjoy listening!

By: puffmouse

puffmouse — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 07:37:27 +0000

Aaron i agree the people arent ready, but for completely different reasons.

My ridiculous views on disclosure and first contact:

People generally are apathetic sheep zombies who barely see past their own reflection on a daily basis. Writing from america, the most we can hope for here in times of alien contact and full disclosure is a few mediocre skits on saturday night live - perhaps obama shaking hands with a man in a grey costume, and maybe they give him some award for galactic peace...in anticipation of.... and thats about it. The deviation from normal life would be fleeting at best.

People will continue on living their vogue magazine, americas got talent, dunkin doughnuts and mcdonalds, tivoed lives without skipping a beat. Football and hockey will continue to be the bulk of the evening news, with recent military deaths in afganistan just a quick side show at the end to round off the weather report.

Short of killing 2976 people all in one catastrophic attack in one day, these aliens have little hope at getting our serious attention. Killing us a few dozen a day wont work either, the war in iraq has proven we are very good at sitting in a slowly boiling pot for many years on end and still know who made the playoffs this season.

For those of us who know and care about what is going on, i anticipate it will feel rather embarrassing. If anything, the cover up is a wise and charitable gesture orchestrated by them on our behalf. They know in total the general population is not prepared to grasp its importance, and an event of such magnitude, if greeted with complete apathy, could be the formula for our total annihilation. And rightly so.

By: azzwright

azzwright — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 22:55:49 +0000

Not quite the point I was trying to get across but that's a great comment. I am sure there are some (and I stress some) out there who want to jump on the UFO bandwagon for a little attention.

By: azzwright

azzwright — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 22:53:39 +0000

Thanks for your comment Al!

By: davecowan

davecowan — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 11:19:21 +0000

Ben & Aaron,

Your podcast is the best. SO glad you are back. A few of my rather opinionated rambling thoughts:

When I hear Stephen Bassett anymore, I hear "blah, blah, blah". In my opinion, like Steven Greer, he adds no value to those who do serious UFO research and investigations. They are hucksters, carnival barkers, snake skin oil sales men. They add nothing of value and have no true substance.

It is a shame of how the UFO research community is so divided. You have the sensible, scientific minded researches, and then you have the fruit cakes selling their next book. Truly sad indeed.

Interview Gene Steinberg & David Biedny some time. Don't always agree with them but I think they are on the right track.

Cheers!

Dave